Hotels in Kowakidani/Miyanoshita, Hakone

An excellent kaiseki and outstanding service—one of the best experiences of my life. The onsen offers a stunning view of the mountains, and there's also a water amusement park nearby with free admission for guests. In the morning, I was greeted with a delicious breakfast featuring a wide variety of delicacies. Recommended.

Very beautiful hotel, good private room onsen for couple. Fantastic spread for buffet dinner and breakfast. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Great place with everything you needed including sauna, onsen, foot spa, kitchen, machine washing, dish washer etc. The lobby is like an art gallery!! Everything is perfect. Just one thing is the air conditioning can be stronger with cold air. But it’s a great place to stay and relax!

My second stay in this hotel, staffs are friendly, foods are great. For those who is coming the first time, please take the train from station 51 and get off at station 55 (Kowakidani). From station 55, you can either 1) walk for 15 mins to the hotel Or 2) take the mini 10 seats shuttle bus from 2-5 pm (every 10-15 mins), just wait at the exit. If you need a pick up outside of this time, call the hotel and they will pick you up (a local Japanese phone number in the picture attached)

The service of the hotel is good, the staff are friendly and willing to help. The hotel is nicely decorated. The hotel is in an excellent location as well. However, the dinner is very disappointing, it is 7600yen and taste very bad. And in the private onsen, there is a big beetle, it is really scary.

Very nice, Japanese-style hotel, good in every aspect. Dinner was also very good. The room was very comfortable, the view was great, there were free drinks and ice cream. After taking a bath, I like to sit in the lobby bar for a while and have something to eat and drink. Next to it is a sulfur vent like Owakudani, I guess the hotel hot spring also comes from here, I call it Kowakudani

1. Across from the hotel is the small garden called Penglai Garden. It's rarely deserted, but the scenery changes with each season. Standing by the pond, you can hear the slurping sounds of the large koi as they feed. If you're lucky, you might even see fireflies at night. 2. Within a 200-meter walk from the hotel is the Qiantiaozhiliu Scenic Area, which is well worth a visit. The dense, canopied forest, accompanied by a gurgling stream, is a stop on the hiking trail, and is occasionally visited by young people from Europe, America, and Japan. 3. A Ctrip hotel package includes a one-night stay and two-day admission to Yunesun, which includes access to hot springs, water rides, and an open-air hot spring mid-mountain. Yunesun is within 200 meters of the hotel, a 10-minute walk. In summer, the hot springs close at 8 p.m., and the water rides close at 7 p.m. It's recommended to have dinner at Yunesun, which has a Japanese restaurant. It's best to arrive before 7 p.m., as it closes at 8 p.m. There's also a medium-sized convenience store on the first floor of Yunesun. 4. The hotel does not offer dinner, and breakfast consists of three small breads, yogurt, and salad. I personally think this is sufficient. 5. The rooms are spacious, but bathing requires access to a public onsen. However, due to the hotel's limited rooms and the low number of guests, the public onsen is typically reserved and close to the rooms. 6. The hotel is located near the Okada Museum of Art. If interested, visit. 7. The room is spacious and Japanese-style, suitable for four people. It also has a terrace and balcony.

One of the best I have ever stayed. Can’t be picky on it! They have everything at the top standard - service, facilities, staffs, food etc. The hotel itself can already be a touristy spot for half to one day, given it’s a historical building with stories. Highly recommended!

The hot spring hotel is very beautiful, and it feels very old when you walk inside. The public areas are carefully decorated, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. There are private hot springs that can be booked, and there are not many people in the public hot springs. You can directly book a hot spring before breakfast. Dinner and breakfast are delicious. There is a young lady who speaks super fluent English. Communication is barrier-free, and every dish is very clear. The only drawback is that the location of the hotel is not very convenient if you don't have a private car. You need to call to pick up the station. If you don't have a mobile phone number, you can contact by email, but you can't guarantee timely contact... If you drop off at the check-out time, you can only be sent to Sheguye to take the bus, but there are not many buses, and they are not very punctual, so you may have to wait for a long time. Except for the inconvenient transportation, other experiences are great!

The hotel is a short 1km walk from the local train station. The onsen uses natural volcanic spring water and is of very high quality. There is a private onsen available if you ask for the key, however the public bath was empty every time I visted. The room was large, clean, and very relaxing. The dinner was fancy, but had mild flavours. It was not our favourite meal. I was still hungry afterwards, but there was no more food available. There was free alcohol from 9pm to 10pm, but it was of poor quality. The staff were always very kind and helpful.